A recent FTC complaint indirectly lays out important new national standards for how geolocation information may be collected from mobile devices. READ MORE
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A recent FTC complaint indirectly lays out important new national standards for how geolocation information may be collected from mobile devices. READ MORE
Those who think that privacy is dead these days might want to drop by the Walter Washington Convention Center in early March, for the International Association of Privacy Professionals’ Global Privacy Summit in Washington, D.C. READ MORE
Privacy advocates like the Center for Democracy and Technology have so far effectively won the agenda-setting contest on privacy, and the so-called Big Data industry is on the defensive. The data privacy policy discussion, however, needs to hear more from data use advocates. Theirs is an essential and largely neglected voice in policy debate on this important issue. READ MORE
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